Access to automobiles may be particularly important to housing voucher recipients, who are
more likely than residents of public housing to live in suburban neighborhoods where transit …

Density is a fundamental, defining characteristic of urban areas that has important
implications for many other aspects of urban life. Using census tract data for 1950 to 2010 …

Proper understanding of the nature of the transit travel demand is at the heart of
transportation policy making and the success of transit systems. Unfortunately, most of the …

Land-use decisions play a key role in shaping the long-term success of virtually every transit
system in the United States. People ride transit because it provides them with a convenient …

Reports that some cities in North America and Europe have also used development-based
land value capture (LVC), allowing urban railways help improve urban dwellers' mobility and …

Alternative demand estimation techniques for transit planning have gained increased
attention in recent years. These" sketch planning" models are often faster and easier to use …